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- You start a lab colony of Rotifers (small aquatic animals) by adding 4 indviduals to asmall tank. One week later the population has grown to 12. Assuming that thepopulation is growing exponentially, how many rotifers can you expect after 5weeks? Round your answer to the closest full number.You are studying a population of beetle size 3000. During a month period you record 400 births and 150 death in population. Estimate r what is overall change in population?Urgent A kid let go 4 snails he bought at the pet store in a pond. A year later, the population of snails has grown to 18. Assuming that the population is growing exponentially, how many snails can one expect after 9 years? Round your answer to the closest full number.
